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Ucinet mac posted Aug 24, 2016, 2:21 PM by Steve Borgatti

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The UCINET convention is to include ‘-Net’ and ‘-Att’ in the names of the two connected UCINET datasets. If we have both tie data and node data I will refer to it as a’ rich’ dataset. The conventions of a sociomatrix (UCINET Data -Display) UCINET data displays always show a matrix. Tie data always displays as a sociomatrix. Download Link: see this before you access - UCINET download license UCINET ucinet ucinet download ucinetid ucinet for mac ucinet tutorial ucinetid login ucinet manual ucinet help ucinet data sets. Ucinet free download, and many more programs. If you have a Mac or Linux, you can run UCINET via BootCamp, VMFusion Ware, Parallels or Wine. See our on this. The 32-bit version is the standard one and runs on both 32bit and 64bit Windows systems. A limited 64-bit version is available but does not have all UCINET functions. 100mb of disk space for the program itself (not including your data).

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The same as in OLS. The only difference is in the p-values. For example, suppose we have these two networks (expressed as adjacency matrices):
X12345
100100
200000
300001
400000
500000

Y12345
100100
200000
310000
400000
500000

Now we use MR-QAP to predict the Y matrix from the X matrix. Here are the results:

------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------
Model 0.19753 0.15295 0.17299 20.00000 20000.00000
REGRESSION COEFFICIENTS
Un-Stdized Stdized Coef P-value As Large As Small Std Err
------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------ ------------
Xmat 0.44444 0.44444 0.19549 0.19549 1.00000 0.22030
Intercept 0.05556 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000
Next we run the same regression in Stata. First step is to convert the data matrices into something Stata can understand, which is columns:
PairXY
1-200
1-311
1-400
1-500
2-100
2-300
2-400
2-500
3-101
3-200
3-400
3-510
4-100
4-200
4-300
4-500
5-100
5-200
5-300
5-400

We enter these data into Stata, and then run regression:

-------------+------------------------------ F( 1, 18) = 4.43
Model | .355555556 1 .355555556 Prob > F = 0.0496
Residual | 1.44444444 18 .080246914 R-squared = 0.1975
-------------+------------------------------ Adj R-squared = 0.1529

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------
x | .4444444 .2111436 2.10 0.050 .0008482 .8880407
_cons | .0555556 .0667695 0.83 0.416 -.0847219 .195833
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
As you can see, the regression coefficients are the same, but the p-values are different.
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Installing UCINET on a Mac or Linux machine using Wine

posted May 18, 2013, 9:41 AM by Steve Borgatti [ updated Jun 15, 2015, 11:43 AM]
UCINET is a Windows program. To run it on another platform you will need a Windows partition (such as Boot Camp), a Windows emulator (such as VMware Fusion or Parallels), or a 'compatibility layer' such as Wine. Boot Camp and the emulators work best: Wine does not allow full functionality (such as calling Excel from within UCINET, or using shortcut keys) but it is free. Here are instructions for running UCINET with Wine.
MAC
You need download two pieces of software in addition UCINET: XQuartz and WineBottler
  • XQuartz (Here is a link to a version that has been used successfully since January)
    (http://xquartz.macosforge.org/downloads/SL/XQuartz-2.7.7.dmg)
  • WineBottler. Here is a link to version 1.7.37. (NOTE: This is the development version. PICK THIS VERSION and READ the instructions about skipping the ADs, they are deliberately deceptive. Please, FOLLOW the Step-by-step instructions.)
    WineBottler1.7.37
  • And, finally, here is the step-by-step instruction guide for using these with UCINET Step By Step Instructions

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